I have had some kids really struggle with this, so I have listed the things that have worked and the things that haven’t.The chiropractor has helped a lot; it was temporary for one of my kids but for the other one, after the treatment she got over it.  Chiropractors are so different — Be sure to have a reputable, very highly-recommended one, and be sure to ask him if he does bedwetting  treatment. Â

From another mom: I also had debilitating morning (all day) sickness like I’d never experienced before with baby #7.  My dear mother had read about a B vitamin deficiency causing really bad morning sickness, so she ground wheat and made me some whole wheat muffins to eat whenever I got sick.  All of a sudden, I got much, much worse.  My stomach would really hurt and I would not feel better until all food h

Several cheap, healthy veggies start with “C”, and 3 of the 4 are so easy to cut into sticks and dip in ranch dressing:carrots celery cucumbers cabbageOther cheap healthy foods:raw spinach  (Buy it in a bag, and your salad is almost made!) oatmeal apples oranges bananas sometimes pears potatoes eggs zucchini dried beans (cooked of course!) easy homemade oil and vinegar dressingRaw foods are sup

My kids always used to get sick from going to Sunday School, and our whole family passed the germs around, sometimes more than once! At the very first sign of sickness (or before!), try giving your child vitamin C, garlic, elderberry, or all of the above.  But don’t load your puny one up with vitamins on an empty stomach, or he will feel even worse! Also you might consider starting a “Family Sunday Sc